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The financial services industry’s outlook looks bright, fueled by growing demand for investment alternatives, enhanced loan and credit accessibility, and rapid digital transformation. Thus, it could be wise to invest in quality consumer finance stocks H&R Block (HRB), Yiren Digital (YRD), and Regional Management (RM) for substantial gains. Continue reading….

The popular tax filing platform introduces an AI assistant to help you navigate tax time.

Ken Jennings went from Jeopardy contestant to Jeopardy host, but what else is there to know about him?

H&R Block’s chief tax officer Kathy Pickering says millennials and boomers “have drastically different views of the world,” but not about money.

Congressional Democrats are accusing big tax preparation firms including Intuit and H&R Block of undermining the federal government’s upcoming electronic free file tax return system

Plans by the IRS to test a new electronic free-file tax return system next year have got supporters and critics of the idea mobilizing over whether the government should set up a permanent program to help people file their taxes without needing to pay somebody else to figure out what…

The software industry is expanding amid strong demand and advancements. Therefore, fundamentally strong tech stocks Microsoft (MSFT) and F5 (FFIV) might be solid buys. Read on.

As the demand for generative AI proliferates, software giant Microsoft (MSFT) has actively pursued innovation in this field, capturing headlines and raising investor interest. However, is the stock a strong buy this week? Read on to find out.

Potential breach of taxpayers’ incomes, tax refund and personal information should be ‘immediately’ investigated, congressional investigation urges

Three large tax preparation firms sent highly personal and financial information on tens of millions of taxpayers to Facebook parent company Meta to help create targeted advertising.

Some congressional Democrats say three large tax preparation firms sent “extraordinarily sensitive” information on tens of millions of taxpayers to Facebook parent company Meta over at least two years